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The '''Kunsthistorisches Museum''' is an art museum in [[Vienna]], Austria, housed in a grand Ringstrasse palace opened in 1891 to display the imperial Habsburg collections. Its facade and domed interior rank among the major examples of late nineteenth-century historicist architecture.
Its holdings span Egyptian and Near Eastern antiquities, Greek and Roman art, and an exceptional picture gallery with works by Bruegel, [[Johannes Vermeer|Vermeer]], [[Diego Velázquez|Velázquez]], Titian, and Raphael, including the world's largest Bruegel collection.
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